The Chevrolet Impala Flywheel is like a metal battery that stores rotational energy and helps pump energy to the drivetrain. The Flywheel is installed on the engine's output shaft. It increases the inertia so that the RPMs do not drop too much when the clutch pedal is pushed. This helps to keep the shifts smooth and prevent damage to other parts. Because the teeth carved around its rim let the starter motor spin the crank, its flat face forms the friction surface that grabs the clutch disc. Classic rear-drive editions applied a thick steel, one-piece Flywheel, which later front-drive models kept. The change in the diameter and count of the teeth was to match the new gearboxes. Impala from muscle-era big blocks to modern Chevrolet sedans all benefit from the Flywheel acting like a mechanical low-pass filter, absorbing extra torque and sending it back when power fades. Already drivers know that energy stored in the Flywheel rises with the square of the speed. Thus, a cracked Flywheel can release a destructive force. Therefore, any Chevrolet Impala driver must race to replace a cracked one.
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